Sentence examples for present day were from inspiring English sources

At the top of the slope, marking the present day, were fragments of bricks, rejects from the nearby factory.

All the items on show, dating from 1870 to the present day, were part of the collection of the former Musée de l'Affiche, set up in 1978 and located in Rue de Paradis.

More recent Journals to present day were stored on the ground floor in similar shelving.

We found that in nearly all cases, phages from the future were more infectious than present-day phages and that phages from the present day were more infectious than phages from the past against present-day bacteria (Fig. 3a).

Similarly, in the vast majority of cases, we found that bacteria from the future were more resistant than present-day bacteria and that bacteria from the present day were more resistant than bacteria from the past against present-day phages (Fig. 3b).

PAHs in seafood tested during and after the Deepwater Horizon event, up to the present day, were at or below the LOCs for cancer health risks and far below those associated with noncancer health risks.

The present day is different.

The present day is no less crazy.

The first is that the Triple Crown of the present day isn't necessarily the Triple Crown of the past.

A problem in the present day is that contemporary communications media make decorum extremely difficult, if not completely impossible.

The project of writing the history of Rome down to the present day was not a new one.